St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20
FESTIVITIES TO COME.

On Thursday and Friday evenings
and Saturday afternoon, Dec. l, , and 8,
Mrs. Burnett's ''Esmeralda" will be
produced at the High school, under the
direction of Miss Lenora Austin. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the
strong one: Rogers, John d. Miller;
Dave Hardy, G. II. McGin; Esterbrook,
Fred Powers; Jack Desmond, Ben
Johnson: Drew, Keller Knauff; Mar
Quis de MOntissen. William l.. Banning,
Jr.; Esmeralda. Miss Adah Hawkins !;
Nora Desmond, Miss Sophie Borup;
Kate Desmond. Miss Annie Bunker;
Mrs. Rogers, Miss Lou Murphy.
The preparations for the celebration
Of the anniversary of ScOtland'S patron
saint by the st. Andrews society, of
this city, Wednesday, the 3Oth inst, are
now we'll advanced. The Scotch people
OF st. Paul have, for the past ten years,
cele brated the day with becoming fer
vOr and enthusiasm; but this year the
intention is to entirely eclipse every
former attempt and make this the most
brilliant event in the annals of society.
A particularly interesting programme
has been arranged, consisting of ora
tory, musical selections, banquet and
hop.
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from Mrs. Henry Martyr Finch, of Mil
waukee, for the wedding reception of
her daughter. Miss Julia Tappan Finch,
and Cass Gilbert, of st. Paul, on Tues
day evening, Nov. 90, from Q to II
o'clock, at 545 Van Buren, street, Mil
waukee.
1.-THE st. Paul Police Mutual Benefit
association will give its first annual
ball in the Market hall Monday evening,
Nov. %. The committee in charge is
made up of John Clark, John B. BreS-
cite, John j. O'COnnor and Henry Cal
vim.
A musical and literary entertainment,
to conclude with social hop, will be
given by the ladies of Acker Relief
Corps, No. Tuesday evening, Nov. %,
at Acker Post hall, corner Third and
Exchange streets.
The ladies of the Woodland Park
Baptist church, corner of Selby avenue
/ and Arundel street, will give a supper
and have sale of fancy articles at the
church Tuesday evening, Nov. 90.
i Thursday and Friday, Dec. and 2,
the Ladies Society of the First Baptist
church, corner Ninth and WacOuta
RstreetS. will hold their annual sale of
fancy articles.
. The German club has decided to
give six parties this winter, and the first
one takes place Monday evening next
at Evans hall. Mr.. Newport will lead.
The Evangelical Lutheran church,
Northeast Eleventh street, will give
for the benefit Of the Church choir.
Smelling avenue, will give a euchre
party next Wednesday. About fifty in
vitatiOnS have been sent out.
A reproduction of 'Caste" is talked
of by the members of the old St. Paul
Dramatic club, who made the play so
Successful three years ago.
There will be an organ recital at
Christ church Monday evening. Prof.
DunSter, OrganiSt of the church, will
entertain all who may go.
st. Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veter-
ans, Z. S. A.. will give social party at
Knights of Pythias hall, Oh Wednesday
evening, Nov. %.
Monday evening next Company c,
First regiment, Capt. Sheldon Blakely,
will give social hop i'll the armOry on
Sixth street.
The st. Paul Amateur Orchestra as
ISOLATION will give an invitation concert
at Turner hall Wednesday evening, the
30th inst.
Over 200 invitations are issued for
reception to be given next Saturday by
Mrs. Ansel .Oppenheim, on Summit
avenue.
Company d, First regiment, will give
an exhibition drill and hop at the
armory next Wednesday, Thanksgiving
eve.
The joint debating society of the High
school will give an interesting debate
and entertainments OH Wednesday next.
The second social hop of the Ideal So
cial club will take place at Seibert'S
parlOrS, Nov. %, Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Oliver Dallrymple, BAL Grove
street, will entertain the st. Luke's Aid
society next Wednesday.
Thursday evening, at the First Bap-
fist church, will occur Sunday school
entertainment.